With RingCentral Phone, you can manage your phone system directly from your preferred device and OS and take your business calls, voice messages, SMS texts, and faxes anywhere. Easily separate your business communications from your personal communications on the same device, and all without using any carrier minutes.

Price: Free with in-app purchases Dingtone is one of many free call apps on Google Play. However, this one seems to strike a good balance. It gives you a dedicated phone number in your. Open the Phone app. Tap on the caller you recorded. If you recorded the most recent call: Go to the player in the 'Recents' screen. If you recorded a previous call: Tap History. Then select the recording from the list of calls. Optional: To share a recorded call. Dingtone, a free calling app allows you to make unlimited free phone calls, send free text messages to anyone. Dingtone also gives you a free number as 2nd line, a real phone number with local area. This link between your device and PC gives you instant access to everything you love. Read and reply to text messages with ease, view recent photos from your Android device, use your favorite mobile apps, make, and receive calls, and manage your Android device’s notifications right on your PC. The Your Phone app requires the following to work.

You can also access the same capabilities on the RingCentral app, which is our unified app that lets you access team messaging, phone calling, and video meetings all from a single place.

Detailed Description:

Key Features

• Make and receive VoIP calls over WiFi, even while traveling internationally, or over 3G/4G without using your carrier minutes.
  
• Send unlimited text messages to anyone in the US and Canada for free.
  
• Never drop another important call. Call handoffs allow you to switch from using a data network to a carrier network during a call.
  
• Visual Voicemail makes it easy to see who left you a message, forward messages, and tap to return calls based on your priorities.
  
• Bring your own device (BYOD) to work. Personal contacts are conveniently separated from your company directory.
  
• Single business identity - use your one business number for calling, texting, and faxing.
  
• Manage active calls efficiently with advanced call controls to transfer, record, flip, or park the call.
  
• Reply to calls with automated text-to-speech messages, or send callers to voicemail without interrupting the current call.
  
• Department text messaging sends one text to all department members. See the entire conversation thread on one screen.
  
• Host and attend online meetings from your Android, and easily collaborate with screen share, integrated chat, and file sharing from your desktop or cloud storage (Box and Dropbox).
  
• Hold unlimited conference calls. Start or join calls with one tap, and invite up to 1000 participants by email or text.
  
• Easily send a fax from your Android and attach a note, photos, or files from cloud storage (Box and Dropbox).
  
• Manage your phone system from the palm of your hands
  
• Update and manage your entire system of locations, departments, extensions, and direct numbers wherever you go.
  
• Enable BYOD for all employees, reducing TCO for devices while improving productivity.
  
• Safeguard confidential business information - easily add or remove users who have access to company data customer contacts.
  

You have more options than ever to call someone from your Android phone or tablet. There’s your regular phone app, but there are also a wealth of internet-powered, app-based calling options that make it easier and more affordable to call your loved ones.

WiFi calling is a relatively new way to call, but it comes with a number of advantages and possibilities that traditional cellular network based calls don’t have. You don’t have to worry about contracts or fees, and you can use it from any supported device.

What is WiFi calling?

Landline phones traditionally use a phone line to make calls, while mobile phones use a cellular network to make phone calls. WiFi calls, naturally, don’t use either of these systems. They use the power of the internet to make calls.

WiFi calling comes in two forms. There’s app-based WiFi calling, which requires using an app, and then there’s baked-in WiFi calling. Baked-in WiFi calling is built directly into your phone’s operating system, allowing you to use the regular phone app.

Why you want WiFi calling.

WiFi calling has a number of advantages over regular calling. The biggest advantage is that it can enable free calling to most U.S. phone numbers, anywhere. Most WiFi calling doesn’t require you to sign up for a contract, which means you can use or not use it whenever you want.

WiFi calling is also extremely important when traveling. It allows you to avoid expensive international roaming fees, so you can call home for free (or, an extremely affordable international rate, depending on the service you’re using).

WiFi calling on Android is complicated.

WiFi calling is available on many devices, but it’s a little more complicated on Android. WiFi calling may be baked into Android, but your ability to use it depends on your phone’s manufacturer and your carrier’s rules.

For example, Verizon only lets you use WiFi calling on Android if you have both WiFi calling and HD voice enabled. If you can’t enable both of those features, you can’t use WiFi calling. Meanwhile, Sprint has no restrictions on WiFi calling.

Not all WiFi calling is the same.

At the same time, not all WiFi calling is equal. Baked-in WiFi calling is essentially an extension of your existing phone number, but actually using it requires support from both your phone and carrier.

App-based WiFi calling is mostly free. Apps like WhatsApp, FaceTime, Skype and Facebook Messenger enable you to call anyone in the world for free. However, the catch is that you also have to get your recipient to download the same app. If they don’t have the same app, you either can’t call them or have to pay.

Talkatone is an exception. It’s a free WiFi calling app for Android that will allow you to talk to most U.S. phone numbers, anywhere for free. You’ll also get your own number, which you can use for free texting to most U.S. phone numbers.

How to use WiFi calling on Android.

Using Talkatone for free WiFi calling is simple. You can find the free phone call app in the Google Play Store.

You Call Phone App

Once you download it, you can create your new Talkatone account with either your email address or phone number. You’ll be sent a verification number to get started. From there, it’s simple:

1. Enter the verification code sent to your email or phone number.
2. Choose your Talkatone number.
3. Start calling.

Now you can enjoy free WiFi calling to your loved ones. Calling is free to most phone numbers in the U.S., and it doesn’t matter whether they’re on a landline or mobile phone. You’ll also be able to travel abroad without worrying about high overage fees.

Other features include the ability to burn your phone number, voicemail, free text messaging, forward to voicemail, and the ability to block phone numbers. You’ll also have access to low-call international calling if you’ve got loved ones overseas.

How to choose WIFi calling as your default.

On Android, you can set Talkatone as your default calling app so that you get free WiFi calling app as default. Here’s how to set your default app on Android:

1. Open your Android device’s Settings app.
2. Tap Apps & notifications.
3. Go to Advanced.
4. Select Default apps.
5. Choose the default app that you want to replace.
6. Choose the Talkatone app.

Call Phone Apps

Note: Available defaults vary by device and Android version.

FAQs

You’ll be able to call most U.S. phone numbers, no matter where it is in the world or whether it is a mobile phone or landline, with Talkatone in Android.

If you wish to sync the Contacts on your device with Talkatone, then try the following steps:

1. Go to Settings on your device.
2. Tap on Accounts.
3. Tap on Talkatone.
4. Tap on your email address.
5. Check the box next to the Sync Contacts option.
6. Restart Talkatone.

Call Phone Application

Once you reboot, you should see your contacts in Talkatone.

With Talkatone, Android phones can talk and text over WiFi with the same phone number you make phone calls with. There’s no need to get your friends or family members to download the same app either. Your texts will go through as if you are on a cellular data connection.

Yes. Talkatone lets you text over WiFi while you’re traveling abroad for free. You won’t have to sign up for a messaging service, get a new SIM card or pay expensive roaming charges. Just connect your phone or tablet to a WiFi hotspot and begin texting.